WAVLINK DisplayLink USB-C Laptop Docking Station - Dual 5K/4K@60Hz Monitor Support, 100W PD Charging - Thunderbolt 4/3 Compatible for MacBook M1/M2, Windows, Chrome OS, Ubuntu - 2x HDMI, 2x DisplayPort, 6 USB Ports, Gigabit Ethernet, Audio Jack - Perfect for Home Office & Multi-Screen Workstations

DOUBLE UPDATE: After my initial review and update, I tried using this dock in one USB-C port and my Anker 7 in 1 USB-C hub in the other. I plugged the displayport adapter into the WAVLINK, and an HDMI into the Anker. I have had zero stability or connection issues since I made this fix. I don't enjoy having to use two different hubs, but it's worth having two displays.UPDATE: Let me start off by saying I don't think the dock that's the main issue. I think it's displaylink and how it interacts with iOS to get the double display. Starting a couple days after I received it, it was finicky when waking the computer up from sleep. Sometimes the monitors wouldn't come on, so I'd have to open my Macbook and even unplug and replug the USB-C cable. Annoying, but not a dealbreaker. Today, I came home and the mouse and trackpad were unresponsive, and it kept freezing. It all went back to normal when I unplugged the 2nd monitor. Bottom line is if you're trying to get the dual display with clamshell mode, I'm not sure I would trust any dock and/or DisplayLink software on my Macbook anymore. Until Apple decides to issue an update to natively support dual displays, I'm out.ORIGINAL REVIEW:After watching a TON of tutorials on how to extend the desktop in clamshell mode onto two unique (not mirrored) monitors with a Macbook Pro M1, I settled on this docking station. I bought it used from Amazon warehouse and was able to get it roughly $60 off the retail price, which is a steal for a 4k docking station. I got it all plugged up and it is amazing. If you're looking for a dock that takes up minimal space, feels solid, and looks great, I think this would be a good choice. It was super easy to set up, and is performing well so far. For those of you just embarking on this brutal (and really unnecessary journey Apple is forcing us to take), I've included some resources and notes below. Hopefully it helps!If you're reading this and don't know how it all works, there are alot of video tutorials about how to hook this up. The simplest was probably Plugable's video "How to connect two 4k monitors to an M1 Mac.Most tutorials say you need to connect one Displayport and one HDMI to make this work, but I've tried it both ways, and can use 2 HDMI or 1 HDMI and 1 Displayport to accomplish this. Both behave exactly the same for me.To get both displays to operate in clamshell mode, the power adapter must be plugged in.Finally, once you get both displays up and operating in clamshell mode, your Macbook will still be operating a 3rd screen even if it is closed. This creates issues with your menu bars and your dock. To fix this, in System Preferences>Displays>Arrangement hold down the Alt (Option) button, and click on the monitor you'd like to serve as your desktop and drag that onto the main display. This will mirror just those two screens and keep your displays from being pandemonium.